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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1931

Page

7

Attractive Party Honors Visitors At Thomasville

The Esbera Club held its first meeting of the year in the Finch home on Colonial Drive with Misses Margaret Blue and Martha Clark as honor guests from Fayetteville. Dahlias provided decor, a two course dinner followed by four tables of bridge, and prizes were awarded to top players.

Thomasville Esbera Club George Finch Colonial Drive Margaret Blue Martha Clark Fayetteville Finch Walter Newby Mr. Newby Blue and Clark Olivia McKinne Carl Richardson Margaret Bilne

Local Hallowe'en events and social notices in town

Community club lists officers and speakers for meetings. Miss Mare Snell opens with a life of Lee, then Mrs Hethcock discusses Stonewall Jackson. Social hour features ice course and Halloween decorations. Several residents and visitors, including Mrs Hugh Drayton Hite and the Yow family, are noted with weekend visits and football outings. A Heidelberg Sunday school party features costumes and contests.

C. L. Harris Kate Norment C. H. Phillips J. A. Palmer R. L. Welch Ralph Wilson Lillian Yow Lee Mare Snell Hethcock Stonewall Jackson

Miss Mabel Dawson Garners Greensboro Guest Prize

Four tables closed with Mrs. Lou Fair earning the high score award and consolation going to Mrs. Clarence Clodfelter. Miss Mabel Dawson of Greensboro, sister of the hostess, received the guest prize as the honoree was showered with gifts. Later a salad course was served to the guest of Mrs. Perry, assisted by Miss Louise Whittington of Greensboro and Mrs. Lou Fair.

Lou Fair Clarence Clodfelter Mabel Dawson Greensboro Perry Louise Whittington

Canterbury Club To Meet Friday At Mrs Waynick’s

Canterbury club will gather Friday afternoon at 38:30 o clock with Mrs Capus Waynick. Members unable to attend are asked to call the hostess. The Club of Twelve meets Friday morning at 10 30 with Mrs A S Caldwell at her Parkway home. The Eurelian class of Green Street Baptist to meet Monday with Mrs H R Wilson at 413 West Green Street. Y W C A notes announce basketball practice Tuesday at 7 30 and various club meetings through the week. Miss May Kirkman hosts a Halloween piano pupils party at her West Broad Street home. Earl Phillips hosts a dinner party at the Country Club before the Bowery Dance with guests of honor Mr and Mrs Randall B Terry and Mr and Mrs Alexander Rankin Jr. Others at the table include local and Greensboro guests.

Canterbury Club Capus Waynick Club of Twelve A.S. Caldwell Parkway Eurelian Green Street Baptist Church H. R. Wilson West Green Street Clara Cox Southern Industrial Summer School Arthur Kirkman Pia Y. W Highland Community Hall Pickett Earl Phillips Randall B. Terry Alexander Rankin, Jr Willis H. Slane Michael Hudson Sedgefield Martha Broadhurst Tommye Hollis Herndon Alexander Greensboro Phillips

Hallowe'en Party For Mrs Chandler's Guests

Miss Alice Chandler entertained about 20 young friends at a Hallowe en party at the Chandler home on Hill Crest Drive. Prizes went to Mildred Marsh and Mary Allen Clinard for games, with orange ice cakes and chocolate ice cream served after. Guests included Theda Pleming Dorothy McCall Eleanor Amos Roberta Sechrest Katherine Ellison Jean Rankin Frances Grayson Helen Carter Pearl Thompson Betsy Dean Wagner Ann Chappel Caroline Edwards Julia Edwards Frances Holton Margaret Tull Mildred Marsh Mary Allen Clinard Margaret Dixon and Betty Lou Johnson.

Alice Chandler J. W. Chandler Hillcrest Drive Mildred Marsh Mary Allen Clinard Chandler Weir Theda Pleming Dorothy McCall Eleanor Amos Roberta Sechrest Katherine Ellison Jean Rankin Frances Grayson Helen Carter Pearl Thompson Betsy Dean Wagger Ann Chappel Caroline Edwards Julia Edwards Frances Holton Margaret Tull Margaret Dixon Betty Lou Johnson Miss Weir

Social notes of locals weekend travel and visits

About people, Miss Adelaide McAnally visits Durham guest of Miss Kate Graham and others travel to Miami Beach for winter. Miss Pauline Kindley and Miss Louise Thurber spend weekend in Charlotte with Mrs. J. C. Connell. Mrs. Harry G. Bell leaves for Guatemala City after two months with her parents on Ray Street. Irene Douglas McAnally, a Salem College student, weekends with parents with guest Wanna Mary Hudson. Irene Reynolds Gladys Kivett and Alene Vance visit Danville and Yanceyville with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Vance. Roy T. Richardson of the Marine Corps returns on furlough to his ill mother, Mrs. Sarah Richardson. Katherine Raymond and Andrew Lindsay spend weekend in Roanoke with Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Walton, attend German club dance and watch the Maryland V. P. I. game at Plattsburg.

Harry G. Bell Guatemala City C. A J. L. Payne Ray Street Irene Douglas McAnally Salem College W. J. McAnally South Main Street Wanna Mary Hudson Salem Irene Reynolds Gladys Kivett Alene Vance Danville Yanceyville N. C Ralph H. Vance Yancey High School Roy T. Richardson U. S. Marine Corps Sarah Richardson Lindsay Street High Point Hospital Richardson Navy Yard Charleston Katherine Raymond Andrew Lindsay Roanoke R. D. Walton Plattsburg Maryland V. P. I

Randolph Book Club Meets at Coffin Home

The Randolph Book Club held its second fall meeting Friday evening at Mrs. W. A. Coffin’s Sunset Avenue home. Mrs. W. A. Underwood read a current article on Yorktown’s sesquicentennial, followed by Mrs. John Moffitt’s humorous reading. Congealed salad, sandwiches, and fall chrysanthemums decorated the gathering, with several guests joining the club members.

Asheboro Randolph Book Club W. A. Coffin Sunset Avenue W. A. Underwood Yorktown John Moffitt

Social Bridge Party and U D C Meeting Report

Fr iday afternoon Mesdames Dempsey Barnes George Sumner and Francis White hosted a bridge party at Mrs White s home for club members and guests. Twelve tables with colorful flowers shaded the new house as prizes were awarded to Mrs Tiffany Barnes for club high and Mrs O L Presnell for visitor high. Gifts went to three brides Mesdames Pearlie Freeman T A Burns and Jack Faust. Sunday buffet guests included Dr and Mrs Ernest Poate and Miss Bekah Poate Southern Pines Mrs Kert Persons Allen Lapetey Columbus Drs Elbert Persons and Royall Calder of Durham and K A Page Greensboro. Randolph Chapter U D C met Thursday afternoon with Mrs W C Hammond and Harriette Hammer Walker guests on South Fayetteville Street. Mrs Curry Loflin was elected president with vice presidents Mesdames Curry Loflin and J F Garner. treasurer Mrs J D Ross. recording secretary Mrs E L Hedrick. corresponding secretary Mrs W A.

Brierfield United Daughters of the Confederacy Library of the Mills Annie Hall Sallie McCracken Barbee H. T. Hetchecock John R. Myers 8. G. Moore W. C. Hammer Harriette Hammer Walker Ernest Poate Bekah Poate Southern Pines Kert Persons Allen Lapetey Columbus Elbert Persons Royall Calder Durham K. A. Page Greensboro Randolph Chapter

Local Chapter Meeting Recap With Tea and Bridge

Mrs J D Ross delivered a reports from the Charlotte convention that inspired members of the chapter. Hostesses Diana Page and others served sandwiches and hot tea after the meeting. Guests included Mesdames Parish Hayworth Page and Lillian Bunch. Mrs Curry Loflin hosted a Sunset avenue tea with four tables of bridge. high scores went to Mrs T E Be M club member and Mrs Mariette Hammer Walker. pottery gifts were awarded.

Sunset Avenue

Quarters of a forest ranger in Mammoth Springs

In Mammoth Springs Wyoming a ranger’s quarters are shown encircled by a fence fashioned from antlers. The display highlights local wildlife heritage as a notable feature of the area.

Mammoth Springs Wyo

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